National Security Law
Georgetown University Law Center
USEFUL LINKS
Professor Moore's PowerPoint presentation on Solving the War Puzzle
Professor Turner's PowerPoint presentation on Separation of Powers
Listed below are hyperlinks to other internet resources that you may find useful. Please feel free to email if you find any additional sites that should be included on this list.
General
American Bar Association Standing Committee on Law and National Security
American Bar Association – International Law Section
American Society of International Law
American Society of International Law TIMELINE (100 Years of International Law)
Avalon Project at the Yale Law School (documents in law, history, and diplomacy)
Center for National Security Law (Univ. of Virginia)
Duke Center on Law, Ethics and National Security
Electronic Information System for International Law
Institute of International Economic Law (Georgetown Univ.)
Journal of National Security Law & Policy
LLRX Law & Technology Resources for Legal Professionals (Comparative/Foreign Law)
Megalaw.com (Terrorism and National Security Law)
National Security Archive (George Washington Univ.)
Tufts University Fletcher School : Treaty and Convention Sources
University of Bologna Research Guide to International Law on the Internet
University of Virginia Law Library
U.S. Government
U.S. Army’s Field Manual 27-10: The Law of Land Warfare (with helpful revisions by Prof. Nile Stanton)
U.S. Congress (Library of Congress). See also the Law Library of Congress
U.S. Government's Official Web Portal (usa.gov)
International Intergovernmental Organizations
International Court of Justice
International Court of Justice Considers Genocide (Bosnia & Herzegovina)
International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda
International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia
United Nations Treaty Collection
Regional Intergovernmental Organization
North Atlantic Treaty Organisation
Organization for Security and Co-Operation in Europe
Organization of American States
Nongovernmental Organizations
Center for Defense Information
Hague Conference on Private International Law
International Committee of the Red Cross
Mazal Library (Holocaust resource)
United States Institute of Peace
Universal Voices (human rights)
University of Minnesota – Human Rights Library World Courts
More Links
Rudy Rummel's Research on Democide
FAS Intelligence Resource Program (Federation of American Scientists)
Canadian Security Intelligence Service
Institute for Counter-Terrorism
Listservs
National Security Law Listserv
The NSL Listserv aims to serve professors and professionals in the field of national security law (broadly understood) by providing an efficient means to monitor and discuss developments in the field. The list was founded under the auspices of the AALS Section on National Security Law. The list is moderated by Professor Robert Chesney at the University of Texas at Austin, who provides most of the list content in the form of periodic posts concerning breaking developments in the field as well as forthcoming scholarship and events. When possible, the posts include links to the primary sources involved and a brief summation designed to assist readers in determining whether to explore the item further. Subscribing is simple and free: 1. Send an email to nationalsecuritylaw@utlists.utexas.edu 2. In the actual text of that email (it does not matter what you type in the subject line), type the words “subscribe nationalsecuritylaw” followed by your email address. For example: subscribe nationalsecuritylaw garcia@law.school.edu. For questions or problems contact Professor Chesney at rchesney@law.utexas.edu
ABA Section of International Law National Security Committee Listserv
Send an email to listserv@mail.abanet.org with a line “subscribe intnatlsec” (no quotations) followed by a first and last name in the body of the email. Intnatlsec@mail.abanet.org is an “open” listserv, and any member of the listserv, regardless of ABA or section membership, may post messages to all subscribers. Listserv subscribers, however, must abide by the Section of International Law listserve acceptable use policy. For example, you should be “extremely judicious in your use of the ‘reply to all’ function on messages sent through Section listservs.” Also, all programs, publications, or event-related items must be submitted to Section staff for distribution. For questions, suggestions or problems with the listserv, contact Gary Sharp by email at wgsharp@aol.com. National Security Committee membership is free but is available only to members of the ABA Section of International Law.